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Government Influence on Trade

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

________ is a possible negative effect of MNEs on the host county economy as a result of competition with host country’s local firms.

a)

The loss of jobs

b)

Lower prices

c)

Increased product selection

d)

Increase quality of products

2.

A(n) _____ is a tax placed on a good that is traded internationally.

a)

tariff

b)

quota

c)

export substitute

d)

import substitute

3.

The_______ proposes that tariffs be imposed on imported manufactured goods to give domestic firms temporary protection from foreign competition until they could fully establish themselves.

a)

national defense argument

b)

infant industry argument

c)

industrial policy

d)

maintenance of existing jobs

4.

A(n) _____________ is a geographic area where imported or exported goods for investment receive preferential tariff treatment in Thailand.

a)

duty free zone

b)

special economic zone

c)

fair trade zone

d)

economic incentive zone

5.

Government agents set the price of imported goods too high to prevent importation is called as _______________.

a)

tied aid

b)

subsidies

c)

custom valuation

d)

administrative delay

6.

What is not a reason countries hold service restrictions?

a)

Protect consumers from predatory behavior

b)

To ensure that service practices meet the qualified standard.

c)

Local people job loss protection

d)

Some service sector should not be sold for profits.

7.

What is not the benefit from locating manufacturers in special economic zone in Thailand?

a)

Export money outside the country in the foreign currencies

b)

Hold land ownership in the industrial estate

c)

Export duty exemption

d)

Direct loans and loan guarantees

8.

Country government issues policies to promote and influence international trade is called as ______

a)

fair trade

b)

protecting trade

c)

free trade

d)

policy trade

9.

What is not the reason to collect the tariff?

a)

protecting the developing industry

b)

Gain the country income

c)

developing cross national collaboration

d)

Creating trade bargaining tool

10.

Thailand limits foreign ownership to 49%. Of which nontariff barrier is this an example?

a)

currency controls

b)

restricted access to distribution networks

c)

quotas

d)

investment controls

11.

Type your name and student ID number

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